New program on John Ritter! Autopsy on REELZ channel

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It will be tonight at 8pm et on the REELZ channel.

It will be a behind the scenes look at John's tragic, untimely death. I think they may either have new info or clarification because this show often does.

There's not been a new show about John Ritter in many years!

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I've been going around YouTube looking for old news reports on John Ritter from when he died back in 2003:

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John Ritter TRAGICALLY Died Due To FATAL MISTAKE

21 years after his death and there a STILL questions... What would have happen if they found out sooner? Would this hero still be with us?

John Ritter was one of the few comedic performers who had mastered the use of body language. Ritter, who is known for his flawless timing and unmatched charisma while delivering funny lines, rose to fame through his performances in TV series including "Three's Company" and "8 Simple Rules."But no one was prepared for the untimely death of John Ritter during "8 Simple Rules" production, which had a lasting impression on his legacy.

Ritter was born in Burbank, California in 1948. His father, Tex Ritter, was a well-known actor and country singer, so Johnny grew up surrounded by the entertainment industry. John once said, "I grew up watching my father on TV, and it was always something special, I knew I wanted to do the same."

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